General Motors has slapped an official price tag on the 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV, but Europeans (in left-hand drive markets only) will have to wait on how much an Opel Ampera-e will set them back.
Opel stated a price announcement for the 2017 Bolt EV’s European twin will come on the eve of the 2016 Paris Motor Show, where the Ampera-e will make its public debut.
Previously, Opel revealed the 2017 Ampera-e will feature a range of over 400 kilometers before having to hunt down a charging station. The mileage figure is slightly more than the Bolt EV due to different rating cycles between the United States and Europe.
Opel will also show off the Karl Rocks, Cascada Supreme and it’s rumored the 2017 Opel Insignia will make its global debut in Paris in just a few short weeks.
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